My daily driver is my '71 Chevelle. My grandmother bought it new in '71 and I have driven it since '87. Currently has something over 600,000 miles on it. It is currently pro touring set up with way more modern parts than original. I do all my own work so I have written notes to myself all...
Bumpers and flexible parts need a flex additive added to the paint or it will crack and spider web if struck. Lots of repaints just use the same paint for the entire car when the flexible parts need to be painted separately. Sounds like this was not done when the bumper was repainted.
1971 Chevrolet Chevelle
I have an annoying leak at the top of the windshield that drips down my rearview mirror only in heavy rain and only when I park it on the sloping parking lot at work. It is actually a leak between two roof seams and I have thus far been too lazy to fix it.
I had the '73 until a few years ago. It was a "rare" Corolla coupe.
The Chevelle was my grandmothers. I was used by my aunt to run moonshine back in the 70's to Atlanta and has 2 dents (not holes) from bullets in it, though not from the moonshining.
I know a lot of people do work on their own...
I got my first car at 14, a '73 Toyota Corolla with the agreement that "if you can get it home you can have it." I am now 44 and have never paid a single penny for any car I have ever owned. I have never had a car payment. I work on my own cars so I have spent quite a bit over the years on my...
Very tempting. I had promised myself I would get the first quality 500GB drive when it hit the $300 mark. Stupid Christmas money burning a hole in my pocket...
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